In August Athens bought €1.5 million worth of armoured vehicles from Israeli manufacturer Shladot.
Greece bought €1.5 million worth of armoured vehicles from Shladot Shladot
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- In August Athens bought €1.5 million worth of armoured vehicles from Israeli manufacturer Shladot.
In August, Athens bought €1.5m worth of armoured vehicles from Israeli manufacturer Shladot, building on an earlier deal with the Greek police to acquire the rugged vehicles frequently seen in media coverage of the occupied West Bank.
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Origin: extracted from Greece's alliance with Israel is becoming a domestic liability · 2026-09-06 19:56